Display device having a rotary cover structure

Abstract

A display device having rotary cover structure includes: a display main body (1), having a display screen (11) and a back cover (12), two slide rails (13) arranged at two sides of the display screen (11), and a side edge part (14) arranged between the two slide rails (13); two rotation shaft assemblies (2), disposed at the side edge part (14), and having two rotation shafts (21) disposed corresponding to the two slide rails (13); an axial core line (L2) of each the rotation shaft (21) is arranged to be parallel to a central line (L1) of the side edge part (14); and a slide cover (3), having two slide blocks (31) sliding along the two slide rails (13) and capable of being displaced between a shielding position for shielding the display screen (11) and an exposing position allowing the display screen (11) to be exposed.

Claims

1. A display device having rotary cover structure, including: a display main body (1), having a display screen (11) and a back cover (12) oppositely arranged, two slide rails (13) arranged at two sides of the display screen (11), and a side edge part (14) vertically arranged between the two slide rails (13); two rotation shaft assemblies (2), disposed at the side edge part (14), and having two rotation shafts (21) disposed corresponding to the two slide rails (13), wherein an axial core line (L2) of each of the rotation shafts (21) is arranged to be parallel to a central line (L1) of the side edge part (14); and a slide cover (3), having two slide blocks (31) sliding along the two slide rails (13) and capable of being displaced between a shielding position for shielding the display screen (11) and an exposing position allowing the display screen (11) to be exposed; wherein, when the slide cover (3) is at the exposing position, each of the slide blocks (31) and each of the rotation shafts (21) are mutually mounted and connected via a mounting structure (4) respectively, thereby enabling the slide cover (3) to be rotated to the back cover (12) with the two rotation shafts (21) served as a center; wherein each of the mounting structures (4) has a non-circular tenon (41) formed on each of the slide blocks (31) and a non-circular recess (42) formed on each of the rotation shafts (21), and each of the non-circular tenons (41) is mounted in each of the non-circular recesses (42); wherein the two rotation shaft assemblies (2) further have two fixed rods (22) fixed at the side edge part (14), and each of the rotation shafts (21) is pivoted to each of the fixed rods (22).

2. The display device having rotary cover structure according to claim 1, wherein each of the rotation shafts (21) has a first rotation shaft (211) pivoted to each of the fixed rods (22) and a second rotation shaft (212) sleeved on the first rotation shaft (211), and the first rotation shaft (211) and the second rotation shaft (212) jointly define the non-circular recess (42).

3. The display device having rotary cover structure according to claim 2, wherein the display main body (1) further has a top end (15) and a bottom end (16), the two slide rails (13) are formed at the top end (15) and the bottom end (16) respectively, two pivotal holes (17) communicated with the two slide rails (13) are formed at connected locations of the side edge part (14), the top end (15) and the bottom end (16), and each of the second rotation shafts (212) is pivoted in each of the pivotal holes (17).

4. The display device having rotary cover structure according to claim 1, wherein an outer surface of the slide cover (3) is formed as a mirror surface.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING

(1) FIG. 1 is a perspective exploded view showing a display device according to a disclosed example;

(2) FIG. 2 is another perspective exploded view showing the display device according to the disclosed example;

(3) FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing the assembly of the display device according to the disclosed example;

(4) FIG. 4 is a cross sectional view showing the display device according to the disclosed example;

(5) FIG. 5 is another cross-sectional view showing the display device according to the disclosed example;

(6) FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing an operating status of the display device according to the disclosed example; and

(7) FIG. 7 is a schematic view showing another operating status of the display device according to the disclosed example.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DISCLOSED EXAMPLE

(8) A preferred embodiment of the disclosed example will be described with reference to the drawings.

(9) Please refer from FIG. 1 to FIG. 7, the disclosed example is a display device having rotary cover structure. The display device 10 mainly includes a display main body 1, two rotation shaft assemblies 2 and a slide cover 3.

(10) As shown from FIG. 1 to FIG. 7, the display main body 1 has a display screen 11 and a back cover 12 oppositely arranged, two slide rails 13 arranged at two sides of the display screen 11, and a side edge part 14 vertically arranged between the two slide rails 13.

(11) Details are provided as follows. The display main body 1 further has a top end 15 and a bottom end 16, the side edge part 14 is disposed between the top end 15 and the bottom end 16 with a vertically arranging means, the two slide rails 13 are formed at the top end 15 and the bottom end 16 respectively, and two pivotal holes 17 communicated with the two slide rails 13 are formed at connected locations of the side edge part 14, the top end 15 and the bottom end 16.

(12) As shown from FIG. 1 to FIG. 7, the two rotation shaft assemblies 2 are disposed at the side edge part 14, and the two rotation shaft assemblies 2 have two rotation shafts 21 disposed corresponding to the two slide rails 13 and two fixed rods 22 fixed at the side edge part 14, each of the rotation shafts 21 is pivoted to each of the fixed rods 22, and an axial core line L2 of each of the rotation shafts 21 is arranged to be parallel to a central line L1 of the side edge part 14.

(13) Details are provided as follows. Each of the rotation shafts 21 has a first rotation shaft 211 pivoted to each of the fixed rods 22 and a second rotation shaft 212 sleeved on the first rotation shaft 211; but what shall be addressed is that the scope of the disclosed example is not limited to the above-mentioned arrangement, the first rotation shaft 211 and the second rotation shaft 212 can also be integrally formed as one piece, each of the first rotation shafts 211 and each of the second rotation shafts 212 jointly define individual non-circular recess 42, and each of the second rotation shafts 212 is pivoted in each of the pivotal holes 17.

(14) As shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 and FIG. 7, the slide cover 3 has two slide blocks 31 capable of sliding along the two slide rails 13, so that the slide cover 3 is able to be displaced between a shielding position for shielding the display screen 11 and an exposing position allowing the display screen 11 to be exposed.

(15) Wherein, when the slide cover 3 is at the exposing position, each of the slide blocks 31 and each of the rotation shafts 21 are mutually mounted and connected via a mounting structure 4 respectively, thereby enabling the slide cover 3 to be rotated to the back cover 12 with the two rotation shafts 21 served as a center.

(16) As shown from FIG. 4 to FIG. 7, each of the mounting structures 4 has a non-circular tenon 41 formed on each of the slide blocks 31 and the non-circular recess 42 formed on each of the rotation shafts 21, and each of the non-circular tenons 41 is able to be mounted in each of the non-circular recesses 42.

(17) As shown from FIG. 3 to FIG. 7, operating statuses of the display device 10 of the disclosed example are provided. When the two slide blocks 31 slide along the two slide rails 31 until the slide cover 3 is at the exposing position, each of the slide blocks 31 and each of the rotation shafts 21 are mutually mounted via the mounting structure 4 respectively, so that each of the slide blocks 31 is able to be rotated with each of the rotation shafts 21, thereby enabling the slide cover 3 to be rotated to the rear cover 12 with the two rotation shafts 21 served as the center.

(18) Accordingly, when the display device 10 is transversally placed, and the slide cover 3 is at the exposing position, the slide cover 3 is able to be rotated to the rear cover 12 via the rotation shafts 21, thus a situation of the slide cover 3 downwardly sliding to shield the display screen 11 due to the gravity can be prevented; when the slide cover 3 is rotated to the rear cover 12, a reverse-V-shaped status is formed by the display main body 1 and the slide cover 3, thus the slide cover 3 can be served as a supporter to the display main body 1, thereby enabling the display device 10 to stand on a planar surface, for example a table surface, and a user does not need to perform an unnecessary action for holding the display device 10, the display main body 1 can be in a transversally standing status for allowing the user to play games or watch a video, thereby increasing operation conveniences of the display device 10.

(19) Moreover, according to the disclosed example, an outer surface of the slide cover 3 is formed as a mirror surface, what shall be addressed is that the scope of the disclosed example is not limited to the above-mentioned arrangement; when the slide cover 3 is at the exposing position, the mirror surface of the slide cover 3 is able to be arranged at the same side as the display screen 11, so that the user can look in the mirror surface for viewing his/her reflection and can also detect his/her skin condition, receive skin caring or cosmetics suggestions, watch a video or operate an APP via the display screen 11, thereby achieving a function of intelligent mirror available in the market.

(20) Although the disclosed example has been described with reference to the foregoing preferred embodiment, it will be understood that the disclosed example is not limited to the details thereof. Various equivalent variations and modifications can still occur to those skilled in this art in view of the teachings of the present disclosed example. Thus, all such variations and equivalent modifications are also embraced within the scope of the disclosed example as defined in the appended claims.